Sleep until animation finished

[Booleans YAY]

Need some help figuring out how to sleep until the player returns to stand animation.

Firemaking can take random lengths of time or failing, so I need to figure out how to sleep till animation is done.

						new ConditionalSleep(random(2_500)) {
							@[member=Override]
							public boolean condition() throws InterruptedException {
								return !myPlayer().isAnimating();
							}
						}.sleep();

[Zerker]

Don't you need to remove the ! on !myPlayer().isAnimating(); in this case, because you want the sleep to trigger when it is animating. 

 

(don't quote me as i don't know wtf im talking about, but maybe try it)

 

[Team Cape]

Don't you need to remove the ! on !myPlayer().isAnimating(); in this case, because you want the sleep to trigger when it is animating. 

 

(don't quote me as i don't know wtf im talking about, but maybe try it)

No, he wants to stop the sleep when the player is done animating.

The issue @OP is that the player doesn't start animating until ~ 1 second after the log is clicked, then he starts animating. You might need to regularsleep for like ~ 1 second before using that conditional sleep, ironically enough.

[Booleans YAY]

I tried something like that before and it just comes down to if the player will take longer on a log. Even with my 40 firemaking I sometimes slow down on random logs. Which is why I need to figure out the proper function for sleeping till no animation to prevent this issue.

Edited January 5, 2017 by Booleans YAY

[nyan]

 basic

	public static long timeFromMark(long markTime) {
		return System.currentTimeMillis() - markTime;
	}

also basic but not obvious to most

	public static boolean doSomething(Script script) throws InterruptedException {
		script.getSomething().doSomething() // make your fire or whatever
		long t = System.currentTimeMillis();
		while (placeConditionsHere) // while animating for example
	                if (timeFromMark(t) > 3000) // change 3000 to whatever you want
				break;
                                // you can place a sleep here if you want to use less cpu but it makes no difference imo
		return false;
        }

i've never used the osbot api for conditional sleeps but my snippet does essentially the same thing and is easily expanded on. good luck!

 

edit: you can modify my snippet to account for the delay before you start animating as well. i'll leave that for you to figure out though :p

Edited January 5, 2017 by Shiny

[Borre]

Yeah, sleeping while is animating has been doing weird on some things for me too. You could also check something like, as soon as I gain firemaking xp, continue to the next log.

 

edit: in other words, sleep if you havent gained xp since last log burned

Edited January 5, 2017 by Borre